University of Chicago Medicine is now the latest Chicago hospital to suspend gender-affirming care for children, saying it made the difficult decision in response to federal actions against organizations that provide such care for transgender youth.

A decorated U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary leader was found dead in the waters of Lake Michigan in the north suburbs after he was reported missing earlier this week, officials said.

The Bud Billiken Parade is the largest African American parade in the United States, drawing thousands of Chicagoans each year.

Explore the Disney Resort halfway around the world in "Destination: Tokyo Disney Resort."

A lawsuit accuses the Trump administration of colluding to "intentionally strip people of basic due process rights." The ABC7 I-Team recently interviewed the former head of Chicago's immigration court, who said the system is being tossed aside in favor of expedited deportations.

A daylong manhunt ended Thursday, after a double murder and house fire in the village of Sheridan in LaSalle County.

Detectives say a 61-year-old man walked into an MRI room while a scan was in progress and was somehow drawn into the machine.

Alan Bergman, the Oscar-winning lyricist who helped write "The Way We Were," dies at 99.

A celebration of the songs and friendship of three artists with voices that span generations of the American soundtrack is having its world premiere in Chicago at the Black Ensemble Theater in Uptown.

The ABC7 Chicago I-Team is hearing from yet another homeowner who says squatters have moved into his property and refuse to leave.